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April 07 2012
Malawi’s Second in Command Sworn In as President
Following an announcement of President Bingu wa Mutharika’s death, his vice president, Joyce Banda, was sworn in as his successor, even as some voiced dissent.
U.S. Alert as China’s Cash Buys Inroads in Caribbean
China’s economic might has rolled up to America’s doorstep in the Caribbean, with a flurry of loans from state banks, investments by companies and outright gifts from the government.
April 06 2012
Memo From Africa: Mali Rebels Declare Independence, but Face an Uphill Task
The Tuareg people of Mali say that Azawad will be democratic, but another would-be nation, Somaliland, has struggled for years to be accepted outside its borders.
April 04 2012
Southeast Asian Leaders Call for End to Myanmar Sanctions
Leaders from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations said on Wednesday that the recent by-elections in Myanmar argued in favor of lifting sanctions.
Russia Accuses Group of Undermining Peace Plan in Syria
Russia renewed its denunciation of the so-called “Friends of Syria” coalition on Wednesday, a day after rebels said government forces were escalating military assaults.
Impact of Iran Sanctions Widens
Leading oil companies in South Africa and Greece suspended imports of the country’s crude oil, further signs of emergency self-reliance emerging in Iran.
U.S. Posts $10 Million Reward for Pakistani Militant
The reward for the capture of the militant leader Hafiz Saeed, who is accused of orchestrating the 2008 Mumbai attacks, was likely to further strain relations with Pakistan.
April 02 2012
Attacking the West, Islamist Gains in Egypt Presidential Bid
Hazem Salah Abu Ismail’s old-school Islamism conflicts with the pragmatic politics of the Muslim Brotherhood, which is fielding its own Egyptian presidential candidate.
India Ink: Saris and Chuppahs for the B'nei Israel Jews of India
An Indian group with roots in the biblical tribe of Levi now makes its home in Israel.
IHT Rendezvous: Now, Will She Kick the Hornet's Nest?
As the years passed and as Aung San Suu Kyi remained quiet while under house arrest, many wondered, did she even have a plan? Or was she just a weary goddess, beaten down by the junta in Myanmar? With her apparent election to Parliament, we seem to have an answer.
India Ink: India's Industry Helps Open a Door to the World
India's understaffed foreign service relies on business leaders for diplomacy.
March 31 2012
Haiti’s Cholera Outraced the Experts and Tainted the U.N.
The world rallied to confront Haiti’s cholera, but the mission was muddled by the United Nations’ apparent role in setting off the epidemic and its unwillingness to acknowledge it.
Syria Won’t Quit Rebel Centers, Putting Cease-Fire in Doubt
The United States and six Arab countries called for setting a specific deadline for Syria to halt the violence against the opposition.
India's Way: India’s Industry Helps Open Door to World
Industry is opening doors between India and its neighbors and rivals, including Pakistan, where commerce officials met recently for India’s first trade show in that country.
March 30 2012
Japan Orders Interception of North Korean Rocket
Naoki Tanaka, the defense minister, ordered missile units to intercept a rocket expected to be launched by North Korea next month if it flies over Japan.
North Korea Is Said to Test Short-Range Missiles
Ahead of a planned launch of a long-range rocket next month, North Korea was said to have fired several short-range missile off its west coast earlier this week.
News Analysis: Little Talk of Tough Issues for Arab League
Arab leaders in Baghdad offered platitudes about democracy and reform, but did not address the unrest that has swept through their countries.
BRICS Leaders Focus on Trade but Skip Broad Reforms
The leaders of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa — the so-called BRICS nations — emphasized their growing economic power, but failed to come up with a plan for a rival to the World Bank.
March 29 2012
Assad Seems to Mimic Iranian Strategy for Survival
Analysts suggested that President Bashar al-Assad of Syria was following a strategy used to great effect by Iran: pledging sincerity to diplomacy as a way to stall for time.
March 28 2012
Netanyahu and Barak Forge a Bond on Israel’s Iran Crisis
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Ehud Barak have formed an unexpected bond on the matter of Iran’s threat and in considering what must be done about it.
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